Parental Rights And Custody

Summary

In most states, you have the right to make decisions about your childs welfare during custodial time. Courts typically do not allow non-parents to interfere unless theres a significant reason. Consider consulting a family law attorney to explore legal options to address third-party interference and protect your parental rights.

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My ex's girlfriend keeps dictating who can and cannot be at my house during my custodial time and also is trying to infringe my parental parental autonomy and third party interference and the judge entertains her when we go to court how can I shut this down so this stops
That's a tough situation. To provide better guidance, can you tell me which state you are in? This will help me give you specific information regarding your parental rights and custody laws.
Is there a way for me to put in attachment so that I can show you
Unfortunately, you can't attach documents in this chat. However, I can still provide some general legal information that could help.
- Parental Rights: In most states, you have the right to make decisions concerning your child's welfare during your custodial time.
- Third Party Interference: Courts generally do not allow non-parents to interfere with custodial matters unless there is a significant reason.
Can you tell me which state you are in? This will help me give more specific information.